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Wild Boar Day

Wild Boar Day

Photo: Arron Roberts

With the re-emergence of Wild Boar in recent years, its impact is increasingly felt in some parts of England, yet the animals themselves remain largely elusive and much still remains to be learned about them.

This one day workshop will start with a series of classroom sessions considering the boar’s history, behaviour and ecology, impacts, public perception and management. Our expert trainer will lead an afternoon walk in the Forest of Dean to look for field signs linked with this elusive mammal. A question and discussion session back at the study centre will complete the day.

Trainer: Alistair Hughes-Roden

Please note that no food is provided on this course.

For terms and booking conditions please click here.

Date and time: Friday 20 September from 9.30am until 4.30pm

Location: (Forest of Dean) Beechenhurst Lodge Visitor Centre, Speech House Road, Coleford, GL16 7EG

Prices:

Mammal Society Member – £94 + £5.70 booking fee (click here to join the Mammal Society)

Mammal Society Student/Concessionary Member – £84 + £5.22 booking fee

Non-member – £139 + £7.86 booking fee

BOOK HERE

 

If you have any queries please contact training@themammalsociety.org.

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